- Day 11 - Driving Without a License - Saturday

Published by LyonKS555 in the blog The Primotia Chronicles. Views: 171

This cold temperature has really gotten the best of me. I can't even go outside without putting at least 2 layers of clothes on.
More errands for my parents today. This time go to the hospital where my dad works to receive and give cash to my step-mom. I was going to take out the Chrysler Cruiser but my step-mom suggested I take the Mercury Marquis. Either one was fine. Heck I've been wanting to take out the VW Beetle for a ride around town since I've been here. What was I talking about it? Oh yeah. The transmission. The first time I learned to drive it was with an automatic. It wasn't until last year that I finally learned to drive stick. If I had to choose between driving with manual or automatic transmission it would manual. Why? Because not everyone can drive stick so that way no one drives your car. That and because its fun. I do admit that driving stick is pain when you're in traffic.

If you don't have much to do right now, why not waste a few valuable minutes watching these 2 videos I've uploaded. :smile: Me and a friend[AshtoMEX] duke it out in CoD (4) Reflex .
[video=youtube;G39PEoMICtg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G39PEoMICtg[/video]
[video=youtube;fN0rUM-KFY8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fN0rUM-KFY8[/video]

There's still one more part that needs to be uploaded. So if anyone would like to see that just leave a comment.
Tomorrow I'll continue with my experience with automobiles and share with you guys the code of the road
Jan 6, 2013
  • Valkyyria
    Valkyyria Jan 6, 2013
    I find it pretty funny.. In Amerika everyone is driving automatic... in germany everyone is driving stick... we just rarely have automatic cars. And you normally always do your drivers license by stick ^^
  • Grey Knightmare
    Grey Knightmare Jan 6, 2013
    We call it simply driving a manual car (and the majority of us do this)... Calling it 'driving stick' seems rather peculiar; is that a coined phrase or the general term for it over there?
  • LyonKS555
    LyonKS555 Jan 7, 2013
    this "phrase/term" I got it from an english episode of House. Here in Mexico we call it "Standard".
  • SoulEmber
    SoulEmber Jan 8, 2013
    Most likely an American phrase, Grey. You know how much we silly Americans like to invent phrases.
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